Some Pointers On Easter Observance
JOAN DURITAM AP Feature Service writer outlines Easter customs in American families. Three events mark Easter: church attendance, a fashion parade, and a family dinner. Clergyman A Faut Wright notes couples may attend the wife’s church or alternate church attendance with Christmas. Corsages, extra church offerings, and Easter wear are discussed, with attire details for men and women at city churches.
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Joan Duritam
A. Faut Wright
Second Reformed Church
Tarrytown
Mr. Wright
Eteps Em Minnesotas Smallest College Netminder Highlighted
Earl Petrich of Minnesota, a goalie listed at 110 pounds, is touted as the smallest netminder in college hockey history. The West Virginia coal industry has paid 58,206,487 dollars in workers compensation over 24 years of the law.
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Eteps
Minneapolis
Earl Petrich
Minnesota
West Virginia
Good Homes Week Observed by County Clubs at McCaskill
The McCaskill Home Demonstration club hosted the County Council of Home Demonstration clubs at the Methodist church. Activities included group singing, a devotional, farm program discussions, Live-at-Home bulletins, pine needle basket making, a Centerville one act, and drama tips. Seven clubs with about 45 women attended amid bad weather and road conditions.
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McCaskill
County Council of Home
McCaskill Ghoreday
Wilbur D. Jones
Ozan
St. Mary's
Arkansas Traveler
Gorham
McCaskill Club
C. M. Lamkin
Istant
Laura H. Hodnett
Shower Springs
Arkansas
S. Bittick
Daniel
Centerville
Kenneth Jones
Bailey Jones
P. F. Cropbell
Ohn Wellborn
Ozan St
Paul McCaskill
Allen and
Calvin
University of Arkansas
University of Arkan
State Council of Kansas
Hope Chamber
Free County
Sity
Bruce Chapel
Oviun
Don ts for Wives Listed by Psychologist in London
A distorted clipping cites Dr Ethel Dukes offering ten admonitions for wives amid a chaotic interview. The piece weaves dubious domestic advice with brief mentions of social pressures and non sequiturs about marriage roles, children, and personal autonomy.
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London
Ethel Dukes
Hania
Toll removals on bridges and tax shifts in Arkansas
Toll eliminations will affect 33 workers as tolls on bridges are removed under a 1937 federal act. Arkansas projects seek 4,335,009 dollars in refunds. federal inspection teams have reviewed spans. Governor Bailey to sign 16 bills, including tax and license fee reductions. railroads report 18,658 new locomotives built by Class 1 carriers in TH years.
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N. B. Garver
Highway Department
Bureau of Public Roads
Congress
Arkansas
Bailey
Andy
Arkansas Hway
Vesey
Hempstead
Yilion
Kimzey
Magnet
Shaver of
America
Woman in Denial (Continued from Page One)
The report notes correspondence involving Wit Hebner and Usiker to Sheriff Thompson. A letter dated April 21, 147 cites neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, with further communication from Bod. Winberger received by the sheriff on Thursday.
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Wit Hebner
Usiker
Sheriff Thompson
Thompson
Bod. Winberger
Club Notes at Oak Grove Meeting
Fragmented notes from Oak Grove meeting describe members like Mrs Len Collier and Maver 2, with garbled lines about a dress table, games of yan and tak, and casual social chatter after business. The text is largely unreadable and includes numerous misspellings and unclear events.
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Oak Grove
Len Collier
Maver
Bhullington
Tae Wall
Pat Sant
Goats Endanger Gardener With Back Strain
Fragmented OCR notes describe goats preventing a gardener from overexertion. References to plows, harness, and fatigue suggest a rural scene with livestock helping field work. Includes unclear lines about traffic and a future period of activity.
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Jacksonville
Dyer
Rowan
Lawyer seeks link between Hebner case and rooming house murder
In St Louis a lawyer seeks to connect Mrs Hebner to a murder in which store owner William C Hite was killed. Weinberger claims a woman named Cora, running a rooming house near the store, may shed light. Hebner denies involvement and says she knows nothing about the case. Sheriff Thompson secured the inquiry.
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St. Louis
Mrs. Hebner
Fuss Rhent
Jasper Bibillerba
Ah Weinberger
Wera
Mountaineer Builds Gem Cutting Mill From Creek Stones
A mountaineer rigged a home made gem cutting shop driven by a belt powered waterwheel. He worked garnet and amethyst found in local creeks, cutting and polishing rough stones into jewelry grade pieces. The venture stands as a unique water powered craft operation amid scarce local demand.
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Hawk
Rady Buchanan
Mountiliece
Antonic
Notice of Sale of Surplus Property in Arkansas
Sealed bids in duplicate for purchase and removal of surplus agricultural machinery and related items owned by the United States will be opened at 1200 noon Central Standard Time on April 18 138 at the office of AL Rogers State Director of Rehabilitation for Arkansas Room 302 Donnaghers Building Little Rock Arkansas. Descriptions and bid forms may be secured in advance. property is located at 07 Cove Street Little Rock Arkansas and may be inspected prior to sale date by interested parties.
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Arkansas
Yeritays
Piven Preyarty
Cove Street
Luittle Rock
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